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It’s just one sign of the group’s growing influence: Everytown for Gun Safety, its parent organization, and Giffords PAC, another gun control group, outspent the National Rifle Association this midterm
The Democratic super PAC Priorities USA launched its first midterm effort with a $50 million campaign focused exclusively online.
Rooted in Boston and leaning heavily on a network of financial- and medical-sector donors, Moulton raised more than $6 million through his Serve America PAC, Serve America Victory Fund, and Serve
His opponent, longtime Nolan aide Joe Radinovich, was tarnished by millions in attack ads by the Congressional Leadership Fund, a super PAC with close ties to House Speaker Paul Ryan.
Republicans have a group called VIEW PAC dedicated to electing women in the GOP. And New York Rep.
Ted Cruz’s leadership PAC. The National Rifle Association has backed him too. Edwards starts the general election at a financial disadvantage.
Ted Cruz’s leadership PAC. The National Rifle Association has backed him too. He’s loaned his campaign over $500,000, giving him an advantage on the TV airwaves.
In addition, the organization announced it would team up with Color of Change PAC, the Service Employees International Union and Center for Community Change Action.
The Massachusetts Democrat added three more military veteran candidates to his Serve America leadership PAC endorsement list on Wednesday: a former Obama administration official in New Hampshire,
The Count: 7 BOLD PAC, the political arm of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, endorsed seven more candidates this week, six of whom are not Hispanic.
House Majority PAC, the group that helps House Democrats, is making $43 million in TV reservations in 33 media markets for the final weeks of the 2018 campaign.
Republican outside groups, namely the Congressional Leadership Fund — the super PAC backed by House GOP leadership — have committed to spending millions tying House Democrats and their recruits to Pelosi
Watch: Fundraising Reports Say a Lot About a Campaign [jwp-video n=”1″] Winning for Women’s PAC will give each endorsed candidate $5,000 and introduce each of them to its national member
A number of state Democratic parties and committees got a helping hand from a PAC affiliated with Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren in the last fundraising quarter.
He’s backed by a super PAC run by the same New Hampshire-based strategist who oversaw a super PAC supporting freshman Rep. Trey Hollingsworth’s bid for the 9th District last year.
Giffords and Kelly launched their own group in 2013, Americans for Responsible Solutions PAC, to support candidates who back gun safety laws.
Ryan’s leadership PAC, named after the Youngstown State Penguins, doled out $13,000 to federal candidates in 2016. Its new name is loftier, with more national appeal: America 2.0.
According to the same 2014 survey, 95 percent of GOP donors hadn’t heard of Value in Electing Women PAC (VIEW PAC), one of the main groups on the right that works to elect Republican women to Congress
But for one PAC created this cycle to elect Democrats at the federal level, this year’s election results may actually validate support for their mission: getting big money out of politics.
And yet, Priorities USA, the Clinton super PAC that aired its sole House ad in Blum’s district, made Trump the focus of its attack.